Herbal Remedies - Question: Herbs for Equilibrium, no drying effects

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In a message dated 2/29/2004 8:53:06 PM US Mountain Standard Time, mjd_subs2 writes:

HiI have a friend who has MS. She has undergone major eye surgery and is prone to dry eyes. Lately, she has been having equilibrium problems within her inner ear and is falling. She has been taking Benadryl to help drain her sinuses, but it also counteracts the medicine for her eye transplant.Can anyone recommend a place to start where we can find herbs that will help balance the equilibrium, but not cause excessive drying?Thanks in advance,mjd

Hi mjd...

 

Really I think she needs to give Doc Ian a call...it's a free call. This is a pretty in depth case from what your telling us and there are a thousand questions I could ask you right now but that would take awhile here on the net. If she actually had an eye transplant I would be concerned with rejection issues, etc. Really call Doc, I know he can guide you down the right path... There are issues of prescription meds, the transplant, how far advanced and how long she has had the MS,,,,just so many questions. She can be helped with more than just dry eyes so please look in the files under "a free call"

 

Don't give up and God Bless,

Jamie in AZ

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Total Tonic would be my first choice, and extra cayenne. These will not

interfere with any meds, nor dry things out. I would definitely get her on

the Total Nutrition as well.

 

Janet

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" mjdavis108 " <mjd_subs2

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Sunday, February 29, 2004 7:52 PM

Herbal Remedies - Question: Herbs for Equilibrium, no drying

effects

 

 

> Hi

>

> I have a friend who has MS. She has undergone major eye surgery and

> is prone to dry eyes. Lately, she has been having equilibrium

> problems within her inner ear and is falling. She has been taking

> Benadryl to help drain her sinuses, but it also counteracts the

> medicine for her eye transplant.

>

> Can anyone recommend a place to start where we can find herbs that

> will help balance the equilibrium, but not cause excessive drying?

>

> Thanks in advance,

> mjd

>

>

>

>

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